Sculpted Noguchi Inspired Coffee Table | X-Carve Pro

[@Hotrod66149]

Learned a lot from this video, using the cnc to make a template and cutting only deep enough to be able to use a flush bit to finish after the jigsaw cut, thumbs up for sure!

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Thanks!

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Thanks!

[@Georgefosterwoodwork]

Awesome

[@domferretti]

Super cool design! LOL at the cat at the end 🤣

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Haha,, yes, she likes to get involved. Thanks for watching!

[@Chepina_tik]

AMAZING!!! I had been researching how to make these table legs myself and I'm so grateful that you made this video!

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@patraymond3791]

I would use the CNC to cut the part out and clean up tabs only, also a lot deeper cut and faster feed rate

[@andychen-os5mn]

Perfect!

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Thanks!

[@jameschiles245]

Great work and video! It's always interesting to see how you come up with different solutions to complete the build. I like the observer and maker video perspectives, too. It makes for a fun to watch video.

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Hey thanks! I’m glad you liked it, and thanks for watching!

[@Darrell_Coquillette]

You did a great job on that! I love the design and beach was a good choice of wood.

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Thank you!

[@darrentopham6942]

Great video, very professional woodworking and video production. I have a glass top but no base. Have kept the top for years but now ready to give making the base a go. Can I buy off you a digital plan for the base so I can take to a CNC supplier that can cut me a template. I am in Australia. Thanks

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Thanks! Sure, I’ll give you the digital files. My website is in the description and you can find my email there. Contact me and I’ll email you the file.

[@DINHVANTAM-QTRI]

That's so great. good technique. I also do art like you

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Thank you so much 😀

[@MandisWorkshop]

Great work. Thanks for sharing.

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Thanks for watching!

[@zuverinb]

Great job!

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Thanks!

[@pattywells3375]

I love it!

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Thanks!

[@bentebrunsvelt319]

Good work 👍👍

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Thank you so much 😀

[@cartisbeehive]

Hi do you have a template of the base available on ur website ? I have a glass Noguchi top but no base! Would appreciate it so much ◡̈

[@amaleshk]

Thank you so much for the well produced video and thoughtful workflow ideas. I am thinking of buying the X-carve pro myself after playing around with the small one.I was wondering about two things in the video: Wouldn't it be faster having the CNC cut out the table top shape all there way rather than using the jigsaw and flush cut router setup? Same with the legs? Wouldn't the X-carve be faster? Also I was wondering if you could tell me how you exported your Sketchup design into Easel. I used the Face svg extension in the past, but the dpi settings on Sketchup and Easel are different and I had to scale in Easel, which wasn't precise. Also somehow I ended up with some slightly oval circles...

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Hello, Thanks a lot for checking out the video. I definitely could have let the CNC cut the entire piece, but I think it is actually quicker to just let it define the shape and then finish it with a hand router. Also, I don't think I had a long enough bit to cut through the entire thickness. I use a plug-in called FlightOfIdeas for SVG export. It is a plug-in that someone has modified a bit from the version that is available in the extension warehouse. I am happy to share it with you, but it only works with Sketchup 2017 which is what I use. Let me know if you're interested. Also, If you do make a purchase from Inventables, I would really appreciate it if you used my affiliate link. I have added it to the description of the coffee table video. It can help support the channel. Thanks a lot and let me know if you're interested in the SVG plug-in. Joe-

[@amaleshk]

Thank you for clarifying.Yes, I will certainly try to use your link if I end up buying the tool. I am planning to use it mostly to manufacture structural cabinet boxes with lots of holes. The typical Euro style base cabinet box has ninety two 5mm holes. I have read that CNC's are not very good at drilling small holes, so I am still not sure if the XCarve Pro is going to work out for my business. I still have a copy of Sketchup17, so yes, the link would be great.

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Sorry for the delay. here is the plugin for SVG export. www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/cb5qxg3tcemh6rnht4zns/FlighOfIdeas.rbz?rlkey=yeb42krwomcfexfa3jtnax5qt&dl=0 Thanks!

[@PSModernKitchens]

So nice… I wonder what that would sell for!?

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Thanks! This one in beech was $1450. Thanks for watching!

[@AidanSkoyles]

Great work. Any chance you would be willing to share the sketch up files of the components? Thanks

[@LastLegWoodworks]

Sure, shoot me an email and I'll send it to you.

[@AidanSkoyles]

@@LastLegWoodworks not sure how to find your address but I DM'd you via instagram

[@adamulamba5562]

May I know the name of the machine used at 9:25?

[@LastLegWoodworks]

That is a flush trim bit from Whiteside in a route table lift. www.whitesiderouterbits.com/collections/ultimate-flush-trim-bits/products/udc9112